Doing aerobic exercise before bedtime can generally help with weight loss, but it needs to be adjusted according to the intensity of exercise and personal schedule. Aerobic exercise promotes fat breakdown by burning calories, but exercising before bedtime may affect the sleep quality of some individuals. Moderate aerobic exercise such as jogging, skipping rope, or aerobics before bedtime can effectively increase basal metabolic rate and sustain calorie expenditure. The human body remains in a state of high energy consumption for several hours after exercise, which helps reduce nighttime fat accumulation. Choosing low to moderate intensity exercise with a controlled duration of around 30 minutes can not only avoid excessive excitement affecting sleep, but also activate muscle groups to improve fat burning efficiency. After exercising, it is advisable to replenish water appropriately and avoid exercising on an empty stomach or when feeling too full. Some people may have difficulty falling asleep due to sympathetic nervous system stimulation after exercise, especially those with sleep disorders or nerve sensitivity. High intensity exercise may keep the heart rate in a high state for a long time, which in turn stimulates cortisol secretion and is not conducive to weight loss. It is recommended to adjust the exercise time according to one's own reaction. If insomnia or fatigue worsens, aerobic exercise can be completed 3 hours before bedtime. Individuals with combined cardiovascular diseases should plan exercise programs under the guidance of a doctor.
It is recommended to combine dietary control with regular sleep patterns to improve weight loss effectiveness. Avoid high sugar and high-fat late night snacks after exercise, and choose low-fat milk or a small amount of nuts to supplement protein. Maintaining 7-8 hours of high-quality sleep daily helps with leptin secretion, and long-term aerobic exercise combined with sleep management can form a virtuous cycle. If there is no continuous change in weight, potential influencing factors such as thyroid function or hormone levels need to be investigated.
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